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Stranding Highlights

CCSN responds to reports of stranded whales, dolphins, porpoises, and seals on Cape Cod and in southeastern Massachusetts.  Since 1999, CCSN responded to an average of 226 strandings of marine mammals annually.  Even more reports come into our hotline. Many are of resting animals that don’t need our help but do require us to educate the public.  Strandings may be single (one animal) or mass (two or more…sometimes as many as 100 or more!).  Visit the What is a stranding?  page for more information.
 
Use the left-hand navigation to read about cases we’ve responded to over the last several years.



Report a Stranding

Call:
(508) 743-9548
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 CCSN volunteers work to save a dolphin stranded in Wellfleet.ŠIFAW

To report a dolphin, whale or seal in distress call the
24-hr Stranding Hotline: 508-743-9548